Auto Safety Talks Stir Unrest in UAW Wage Clash
Unrest among skilled auto workers prompts a UAW led push to reopen contracts with General Motors Ford and Chrysler for an immediate wage raise. Ford reports 195 to 285 skilled workers absent at Woodhaven while 1,400 production workers stayed on the job amid disputed cleanup duties. The union seeks at least 50 cents more per hour for skilled trades with some calling for 1 dollar, while production wage goals remain undecided.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ford, Motor CO
Woodhaven
Edward J. Plawecki
Plawecki
Ford Local 600
Walter Reuther
Chrysler Tool and Die
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Seven men jailed and fined for drunken driving in city and justice courts
Seven defendants were convicted of drunken driving in city and justice courts. Richard Holloway George Muller Lyle Stokke all received $100 fines and 10 day jail terms. Leslie Fox and Ray Ellis were fined $150 and jailed 15 days. George Lamb Elio Lockas received $100 fines and 10 day sentences.
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Lincal
Richard Lee ‘Holloway
George William Muller
MacArthur
Lyle Paul Stokke
Mabel
Leslie LaVern Fox
Highway Drive
Ray Ellis
Phoe
Justice Court
George L. Lamb
Bermuda St
Eliot Lockas
W. 24Th St
Hayden Returns to Senate After Illness
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona, aged 88 and dean of the Senate, returns to work following a prolonged illness from an undisclosed virus and antibiotic allergy. He will continue exams at the U S Naval Medical Center Bethesda until strength returns, limiting daily hours during recovery.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Senate
U.S. Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Crash Kills Californian on U S Route 66 West of Winslow
William Matthews 46 of Fountain Valley Calif died when a car left U S 66 near Winslow hit an embankment. Driver Horace Marks 70 of Paso Robles Calif and Matthews two sons Paul 13 and Jerry 11 were injured though listed in good condition.
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Winslow
Arizona
William
Matthews
Fountain Valley
Calif
U.S. 66
Highway Patrol
Horace. Marks
Paso Robles
Paul
Jerry
Army tests new target that shoots back to study stress on marksmanship
At Aberdeen Proving Ground Army researchers test a CO2 powered BB gun target that fires every half second after rise, simulating enemy fire. The arc of seven targets at 48 yards shows stress affects accuracy. tests compare M 14 and M 16 rifles and probe broader battlefield conditions.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
U.S. Army Human Engineering Laboratories
Army
Electric Guitar Accident Claims 14YearOld
In Costa Mesa California police report a 14 year old boy Dean Wayne Holder was electrocuted while playing an electric guitar. He sat in a damp grass backyard chair when the accident occurred. A friend Gregory Edward Powers 13 plugged in the instrument. An autopsy was ordered.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Dean Wayne Holder
J. D. Spangler
Gregory Edward Powers
Holder
Pentagon counting on it bigger draft calls ahead
The Pentagon expects higher draft calls to add as many as 240 009 new soldiers by next spring to support Vietnam requirements. Secretary McNamara told a Senate subcommittee the Army could see about 35 000 inductees per month for six to eight months, about 6 000 more monthly than before.
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Washington
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Robert
McNamara
Senate Defense Appropriations
Army
Law's Long Arm Goes Across Line
Ardmore Alabama and Tennessee merged police departments this week. Elifer Sanders sworn in as Alabama chief with Perry Bottom as patrolman. in Tennessee Bottom is chief and Sanders patrolman. Speeders could previously flee across the line to evade local officers.
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Ardmore
Ala.Tenn
H— Speeders
Alabama- Tennessee Line
Telifus Sanders
Alabama
Perry Bottom
Tennessee
Bottom
Sanders
Weather Slows Dallas Encephalitis Mosquito War
In Dallas an 80 percent kill rate from Malathian spray was reported as three Air Force C123s sprayed spraying seven miles from ground level. Three ounces per acre was used and officials said weather could resume operations tomorrow. Three deaths and 86 illnesses attributed to encephalitis. Corpus Christi reports 21 suspected cases. Doctors warn no cure exists and treatment is supportive.
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Dallas
UPI
Air Force
Hal Dewwlett
Corpus Christi
Texas Gulf Coast
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